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The Stax Thread III
Get tech support or a refund then.- dripf
- Post #18,695
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
I think I've already posted the FR chart showing no difference in FR between 252 and 717 with SR-007 at a very high 105 dB.- dripf
- Post #18,693
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
The 007 is more sensitive than other models according to its specs. On another forum, the 007 was level matched across different amps to a quite high 105 dB. There was no difference in frequency response between 252s and 717. It's time for big amp proponents to explain the value, and in clearer...- dripf
- Post #18,450
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Entry Level Stax Thread
Headphones don't image as music is typically not made for them. Soundstage is a perception of the 3-7 kHz frequencies. Stax models are flatter than not so soundstage is much less present than DF compensated headphones. You can always jack up the soundstage with the ED-1 filter implemented in...- dripf
- Post #2,417
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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The Entry Level Stax Thread
Recoat them + check solder joints if you can't organize paid service.- dripf
- Post #2,316
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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The Stax SR-L500 and SR-L700 Impressions Thread
Can you speculate whether your L700 is ported?- dripf
- Post #310
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax SR-L500 and SR-L700 Impressions Thread
Owners of the new series: Does your set have an acoustic seal? Do they spit if you take them off quickly? Does bass extend completely?- dripf
- Post #308
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax SR-L500 and SR-L700 Impressions Thread
Not even the BHSE can 100% tame the new Lambdas.- dripf
- Post #117
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax SR-L500 and SR-L700 Impressions Thread
Carbon minimum.- dripf
- Post #106
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
Hi Michgelsen, The hum is coming from the unit while the sound output is completely clean. I just want to make sure the 323S transformer is not delaminating or something. Do Stax amps quietly hum or are they typically silent?- dripf
- Post #6,059
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
I've noticed a quiet hum coming from my 323S that I don't recall having heard before. Sound output is unaffected. It is powered from a 240-100 V 100 W rated toroidal transformer. Should I be concerned?- dripf
- Post #6,053
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
I had a buzzy distortion when listening to the 307 at high loudness. I swapped the headphones back to front and it remained on the left side only. It's actually my left ear's acoustic reflex causing it to what I can tell.- dripf
- Post #5,039
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
I've gotta tell you, my thoughts match yours. I bought the 3170 because I was suffering less with EQed Samsung buds than my dynamic pair. I was going to feed the Stax a DF EQ and be happy with an accurate, channel matched system that was free of complaints. It didn't turn out that way...- dripf
- Post #5,008
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The Stax Thread III
Just yesterday I believed I had an EQ applied when the master was off. It took me fifteen minutes to realise. We haven't applied the standard measurements yet. They may well be inadequate. Quote: There has been no argument made previously about testing the behaviour of different...- dripf
- Post #4,524
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
How do we then find the difference?- dripf
- Post #4,521
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The Stax Thread III
Now if only someone had a wide range of Stax amps that they could loan to someone like Tyll. Tyll could produce a chart recording the FR variation of all these amps relative to the KGSSRE at 90, 100 and 106 dB. It'd make an interesting article.- dripf
- Post #4,512
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
Hmm, looking at off-site measurements of the Omega, they indeed do appear to be diffuse field equalized as fuzzzy suggested. They must sound very distinct compared to the rest of the range.- dripf
- Post #4,350
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
Rin Choi 's blog investigates the pro, signature and 207 models combined with ED-1, so please take a look. The signature EQ is not a diffuse field equalization. I've reduced the 10k notch and introduced a low Q bass boost but at this moment I am using the native because of JACK issues. ED-1 is...- dripf
- Post #4,265
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum
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The Stax Thread III
Is this the case? The O2 shows further distance from DF target than lambdas. The ED-1, by the way, is still compatible with all the lambda range. The resulting response just has a slight downward slope compared to the lambda pro. I switch between using EQ and native when listening to my...- dripf
- Post #4,262
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The Stax Thread III
Hi Fuzzy, Rin Choi and MLudovic on HF have done great work around the ED-1 diffuse field equalization developed by Stax and IRT in the 80s. Rin Choi on his blog has analyzed the ED-1 thoroughly and MLudovic has obtained the parameters for DF EQ so that you may reproduce it in software. ...- dripf
- Post #4,244
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The Stax Thread III
Thank you jcx. Would the ideal measurement be V/us @ 100 pF 20 kHz? Is it possible to calculate the peak linear SPL of these amplifiers using their stated maximum output voltage @ 1 kHz? Regards.- dripf
- Post #2,980
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The Stax Thread III
I esteem the 3170 I use very highly. I'm after good knowledge of what I enjoy. Quote: Just recently you were confused over the topology of the BH. To be honest, you would be sent packing from any other hobby forum that did not involve audio.- dripf
- Post #2,972
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The Stax Thread III
Hi Kevin, How do we quantify the performance of an electrostat amplifier? What unit of measurement should be used? Also, as it is a seeming consensus that the SR-007 has greater amplification requirements, how do we measure this? It specifies the same 100dB / 100V r.m.s. 1 kHz and a...- dripf
- Post #2,965
- Forum: High-end Audio Forum